Lily Pad

The tools that I used were the mesh tool, blending tool, the pen tool, the direct selection tool and the ellipse tool,  the warping tool, and the gradient tool. over all this project was easy and I enjoyed it.

Glowing Jellyfish

My  favorite part of the project was making the glowing brush because it added so much detail and made the jelly fish prettier.

NOT SO SCARY YETI

The techniques that I used where the pen tool and my perfectness of course. The favorite part of my tutorial was the end because that’s when I finished :). I struggled with the clipping mask the most other than that I think I did great.

 

 

Color Theory Worksheet

1. Define Hue – Used to distinguish one color from another color.
2. Define Value – Can also be identified as tone, shows the relative darkness and lightness. When white is added is called and tint and when a color is added to black it’s called a shade.
3. Define Saturation – Is when white is added to a color.
4. Define Secondary Color – Two primary colors mixed. Secondary colors are Orange, Violet, and Green.
5. Define Tertiary Color – Primary colors mixed with a secondary color. Tertiary colors are Yellow-orange, Red-orange, Red-violet, Blue-violet, Blue-green, and Yellow-green.
6. Define Complimentary Color – Are colors that lay across from each other on the color wheel.
7. What are the Primary Additive Colors – Red, Green, Blue.
8. What are the Primary Subtractive Colors – Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow.
9. Define Additive Color Model – Used for everything except for printers.
10. Define Subtractive Color Model – Used for printing.
11. Is RGB additive or subtractive? Additive
12. Is CMYK additive or subtractive? Subtractive
13. What is the primary output for the additive color model? Black
14. What is the primary output for the subtractive color model? White
15. Define Analogous color – Colors that sit next to each other on the color wheel.
16. Define Tint – When white is added to a color.
17. Define Shade – When black is added to a color.
18. Define Neutral – A combination of complementary colors.
19. What can be said about warm colors in general? Tend to jump forward into prominence in a design
20. What can be said about cool colors in general? Tend to recede in a design
21. What color is usually associated with Stability? Brown, Yellow, Green, Blue and, Purple
22. What color symbolizes royalty? Gold
23. What is the color of cleanliness? Blue
24. What color is associated with freshness? Light Yellow
25. What colors are typically associated with Joy? Red
26. What color usually symbolizes passion or danger? Red
27. What color typically represents prestige, quality, and wealth? Orange, purple
28. What color is associated with intelligence, happiness, and energy? Yellow
29. What color is associated with greed and jealousy? Dingy yellow
30. Why is the use of color important in Graphic Design? Color can be used in a non-verbal way to communicate with your audience.

Elements and Principles of Design

There are Eight elements and Eight principles of Design

 

The first element is

Color also known as hue. The color ranges are red to yellow to green to blue then back to red. The type of elements principles identified in this picture are lines,Color and Repetition.The second element is line which is a point in motion with one dimension length. The type of elements/principles are Lines, Texture, Value.

3.The third element is mass or volume which has a solid body form. The elements/principles identified in this picture are emphasis, color, mass/volume, space, Balance.

4.The fourth element  is movement which changes place in direction or oreintation (movement is NOT known as animation.) The elements/principles identified in these pictures are Color, Line, Space, Mass/Volume, Contrast, Balance.

  (3D)    (2D)

the fifth element is space which can be visualized in 2D or 3D form. The Elements/Principles that are identified in this picture is Color, Line, Mass/Volume,

 

The sixth element is texture which can be identified and as touch or a visual. The elements/principles identified Line, Repetition, Balance, and Color. .

The seventh element is typography text within the picture. The elements/principles that could be identified in the picture are Color, Line, Space, and Value.

The final element is value which is the darkness or lightness of an area. The elements/principles identified in this picture is Emphasis, Texture, and Value.

 

The first principle of design is Balance. There are two types of form the first type is formal symmetrical, the informal type of balance is called asymmetrical. The types of elements/principles identified in these two pictures are Lines, Balance, Contrast, and Value.

 Symmetrical

 asymmetrical

The second principle of design is Proportion which is the size and scale of your elements within your design. The elements/principles identified in this picture are Balance, Color,

Value, and Space.

The third principle of design is Rhythm/Repetition which is an alteration of elements. the Elements/Principles used in this picture are Color, Value, Contrast, and Balance.

The fourth principle of design is Emphasis in which focuses on a certain point within the design or can also be view as an interruption. The elements/principles identified in this picture are Balance, Color, and Space.

The fifth principles of design is Unity which is the harmony of all the parts (all the principle working together. Some of the elements/principles seen in this picture Is Balance, Emphasis, Contrast, Color, and Repetition.

The sixth Principle design is contrast which is a variety with in a visual format.Some of the elements/principles seen in this picture Is Balance, Emphasis, Contrast, Color, and Lines

The seventh principle design is direction uses movement within you design. Some of the elements/principles seen in this picture Is Balance, Emphasis, Contrast, Color, and Lines

The final principle of design is alignment which creates order and organization.Some of the elements/principles seen in this picture Is Balance, Color, and Lines